The document discusses using "there is" and "there are" to talk about singular and plural nouns. It explains that "there is" is used for singular nouns like "there is an apple" while "there are" is used for plural nouns such as "there are two apples." Examples are provided of asking questions using "is there" and "are there" to check for singular and plural items like milk, cereal, oranges, and eggs.

1. Unit 3
Something to Eat

2. How to use “there is ?
There is = singular
There is a tomato

3. How to use “there are ?
There are = plural
There are two tomatoes

4. There is an apple on the table

5. There is an apple on the table
There are two apples on the tableThere are three apples on the tableThere are four apples on the table

6. How to use “there is and there
are”?

7. milk

8. cereal

9. Oranges

10. A tomato

11. An apple

12. Eggs

13. How to ask?

14. Is there any milk?
Yes,
there is.
No , there isn’t.

15. Are there any
milk?
Yes, there
are.
No , there
aren’t.

16. Conclude

17. There is=
There are=
But

18. Is there=
Are there=
But